Good Morning! On this date in 1955, the game show “The $64,000 Question” premiered on CBS-TV, and it almost immediately beat every other program on Tuesday night in the ratings. The show was canceled in 1958 after being caught up in an infamous cheating scandal. (See Video)
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Bannon Ordered to Begin Jail Term
A federal judge ordered Steve Bannon, a longtime ally of former President Trump, to report to prison by July 1 to begin a four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress.
Bannon, a well-known conservative political consultant, was convicted in 2022 for defying a subpoena from the now-defunct House Jan. 6 committee and failing to appear for a deposition.
A three-judge appeals court panel upheld Bannon’s conviction last month. On Thursday, the federal court revoked his bail, ruling that Bannon should serve jail time while appealing his case.
COVID Vaccines Blamed in Excess Deaths
The COVID vaccines may be partly responsible for excess deaths worldwide that have continued over the past three years, according to a new study conducted by Dutch researchers.
The study analyzed data from 47 Western nations, including the U.S., and discovered that excess mortality remained high despite the vaccine and that the cause may be related to medical problems caused by the vaccines.
The scientists pointed out serious “adverse events” documented in the vaccine clinical trials that affect a percentage of people who took the vaccine, saying they lead to “either death, are life-threatening, require in-patient hospitalization,” or cause other significant disabilities.
The study calls on governments and policy leaders to investigate the underlying causes of an “excess mortality” rate involving 3 million deaths over three years.
Quicksand Half-Swallows Woman in Maine
A Maine woman strolling barefoot at Popham Beach State Park looking for sand dollars suddenly slipped hip-deep into a patch of quicksand, a phenomenon seldom seen outside of old Hollywood action movies.
Jamie Acord said she was discussing dinner plans with her husband right before she found herself up to her waist in quicksand. “All of a sudden I was hip-deep in a wet slurry of sand,” she said. “I couldn’t feel the bottom and I couldn’t get a footing.”
According to park officials, areas of quicksand occasionally show up at the beach, and recent flooding and erosion have left the sand overly saturated. It’s not uncommon for people to sink a few feet or up to their waist in some spots.
If you find yourself in quicksand, officials say to stay calm, lean forward, and climb out. In Jamie’s case, she screamed until her husband picked her up.
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➤ Hallie Biden, the widow of Beau Biden and former girlfriend of Hunter Biden, testified in Hunter’s federal gun trial Thursday, describing Hunter’s heavy drug use and her panic at finding a gun in his truck. (See Details)
➤ Rep. Lauren Boebert leads in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District with 40% support from likely voters, according to a new poll. (More)
➤ The Biden campaign has hired the former chief of staff to ex-GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger, a move that many D.C. insiders see as an attempt to lure independents and moderate Republican voters away from former President Trump. (More)
➤Senator Tim Scott, the only black Republican in the Senate, launched a $14 million campaign to win over black and other nonwhite working-class voters in seven key swing states. (More)
Your privacy and financial freedom were attacked last year when the government launched their Digital Dollar program — and became one step closer to obtaining total control of your savings. Here’s what a digital dollar can mean to you:
Cash is over — Everything will need to be bought and sold electronically.
Privacy is over — All transactions will go through the government. They would know exactly how much you spend and on what.
Freedom is over — If you support the wrong cause, you can be penalized, or simply lose all your funds with the click of a button.
Retirement funds are over — They could force you to spend your savings to pump up the economy by applying negative interest rates.
➤ The Kansas City Chiefs postponed practice on Thursday after defensive lineman BJ Thompson allegedly went into cardiac arrest after suffering a seizure during a special teams meeting. (More)
➤ The No. 1-ranked women’s tennis player Iga Swiatek defeated Coco Gauff 6-2, 6-4 on Thursday to advance to the French Open finals against No. 12 Jasmine Paolini of Italy. (More)
➤ UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley confirmed that he has spoken to the Los Angeles Lakers about their open head coach position, but he assured his players that it was business as usual with the national champion Huskies. (More)
➤ The NHL’s newest franchise in Utah announced the six finalists for the team’s name: Blizzard, Hockey Club, Mammoth, Outlaws, Venom, and Yeti, after more than 500,000 fan votes were cast. (More)
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➤ Big Stock Move: GameStop’s shares skyrocketed 47% after “Roaring Kitty,” the company’s meme champion, scheduled his first YouTube livestream in four years for today. (More)
➤U.S. antitrust regulators have launched an investigation into potential monopolistic practices by tech giants Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI within the AI industry. (See Details)
➤ Rental giant Hertz announced a “no haggle” price of $25,000 per vehicle as it sells off its fleet of Teslas since pulling back on its aggressive EV plans. (More)
➤ Sweet Tomatoes, the all-you-can-eat buffet chain that closed all 97 of its locations after going bankrupt during the pandemic, reopened a restaurant in Tucson, Arizona, causing foodies to line up around the block.(More)
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➤ A deep-sea expedition discovered a new species of sea pig, dubbing it the “Barbie Pig” for its perfect Barbie pink shade coloring. (See Photos)
➤ The Starliner spacecraft, with its two-person crew aboard, docked with the International Space Station on Thursday, despite a thruster malfunction and propulsion leaks. (See Photos)
➤ SpaceX’s Starship and the Super Heavy booster, comprising the biggest and most powerful rocket in history, launched Thursday and landed in the Gulf of Mexico, marking a fourth successful test flight. (See Photos and Video)
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➤ Two Florida teenagers are being hailed as heroes for saving a man whose truck went into a canal. (See Video)
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➤ An animal shelter that was overcrowded for months joined a “Mega Adoption” event and found homes for 123 dogs that had been crowded into cages. (See Video)
➤ Speaking of animals, the winners of this year’s Comedy Pet Photo Awards have been announced, and they’re guaranteed to bring a smile to pet owners. (See Winners)
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➤Federal agents searched the Minnesota home of a defendant in a high-profile fraud trial, days after a juror said someone attempted to bribe her with nearly $120,000 in cash in exchange for an acquittal. (More)
➤A man in California was stunned when a bear walked through the back door of his home while he was doing the dishes, prompting him to ask, “Are you nice? You’re in my house.” (See Video)
➤A bird attempted to land on a news correspondent’s head as she prepared for a live broadcast outside the White House on Tuesday, leaving her a bit shocked and trying hard not to giggle. (See Video)
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